Ends December 31.

Don't post entries here. See the link above for full contest rules. The contest is open to residents of North and South America. You must be 18 or older.

Good luck to all who enter!

The three winners of the PS3 part of the contest are:

Arex, posing as Jin Kazama

Bigbadpenguinmaster, also posing as Jin Kazama

OmegaSpartan08, posing as Ganryu

The two winners of the Xbox 360 part of the contest are:

TwoToedSocks, posing as Lili

Omega Corn, posing as Devil Jin

All winners must send me their full name, e-mail and North American mailing address by the end of Wednesday. Send that information to me via a private message to my Kotaku username, stephentotilo. (Just click this link to get there. Don't make the message public.)

Thank you to all who entered. Congratulations to all who won! Your Tekken 6 bundles will be in the mail.

Don't post entries here. See the link above for full contest rules. The contest is open to residents of North and South America. You must be 18 or older.

Good luck to all who enter!

After giving you Lucille Bliss, also the voice of Smurfette, as one of the voices for Princess Daphne in the game, we asked for the second. The correct answer was Vera Pacheco, also known as Vera Lanpher, Vera Lanpher-Pacheco, or Vera Day. We accepted any of those four as correct responses.

Pacheco was actually the head of assistant animators for the project, which until it brought in Bliss, used only one other professional voice: the narrator of the title sequence. Sound engineer Dan Molina supplied the voice of Dirk the Daring.

Thanks to EA Mobile for supplying the prize, and thanks to all who entered!

Here's the lowdown on the swag up for grabs: It's a Blu-Ray version of the game, which you'll remember was a series of animated sequences that you successfully advanced by joystick or button. So that means not only is this playable on a PS3, it's playable on anything with Blu-Ray capability. It also features full 1080p bonus material. You can see all the info here.

The pot sweetener: the case is signed by Dragon's Lair creators: Don Bluth, Gary Goldman, John Pomeroy and Rick Dyer. Bluth was the lead animator, with artists Goldman and Pomeroy helping to create the game's signature visuals. Dyer was the president of Advanced Microcomputer Systems, and is credited with the concept that became the game, an eye-popping hit in the arcade days of 1983.

Now. Here's how we're gonna give this away. We'll ask a trivia question, and you must email its correct answer to kotakucontestATgmailDOTcom within the next 24 hours. DO NOT POST THE ANSWER IN THE COMMENTS. We will choose a winner at random from all the correct guesses.

Here's how to play.

1) Send your answer to kotakucontestATgmailDOTcom
2) The subject header of your message must include the words Dragon's Lair Contest. You should probably cut and paste those words to the subject header now.
3) Your answer must be received by 4 p.m. US Mountain time tomorrow, Sunday Dec. 12. 2009.
4) Your answer must be spelled correctly to be eligible.
5) Do not post the answer in the comments. Comment submissions are not eligible.

We'll pick a winner from the correct answers and, if it's you, we'll have to ask for your full name, address and phone number to have it shipped.

Alright here's the question:

Princess Daphne was in fact voiced by two women in the original Dragon's Lair. Lucille Bliss, the voice of Smurfette, was one. Who was the other?

Remember, correct answer, correct spelling, correct subject header. Thanks!

When we said it was open to anyone in the Americas, we did mean anyone living in either North or South America.

So if you live in any of the many countries those two continents include, are at least 18 and love your Zelda, you better get to planning if you want to enter our contest by the Dec. 31 deadline.

Prizes for the contest include a signed DSi and $1,000 Nintendo World Store gift certificate. Check out the full breakdown of goodies we're giving away here and the full rules here.

We've got an amazing prize pack to give away to the biggest Kotaku Zelda fan: A copy of The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, a Spirit Tracks t-shirt, a $1,000 Nintendo World Store gift card, a Zelda's "biggest fan" trophy and a white Nintendo DSi system personally signed by longtime Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma.

But proving that you're a big, huge fan of a Zelda is old hat. We'd ask and you'd deliver with amazing, inspired photos of yourself posing, showing off items, doing silly stunts. But that's been done to death.

Recruiting others to your cause, now that shows true dedication.

Here's what we want to see from you: Photo or video proof that you've convinced friends, congregations, schools, entire stadiums of people that the Zelda franchise is the best around. In the video or photo your converts will need to each be holding a Kotaku sign so we know it is legit and for this contest. You''ll also want the video or photo to somehow demonstrate your love and their new-found love of the Zelda games.

The entire team at Kotaku Tower will be going through your entries to pick the best, judging each based on quantity and quality of converts and the zeal with which they and you seem to be enthralled with Zelda.

Once we've selected the 11 finalists we'll let you vote to determine the winner.

While the grand prize winner will be walking away with those unbelievable prizes described above, ten runners-up will each receive The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks game and a Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks t-shirt.

The Rules
* One entry per an account only and pictures missing the Kotaku sign (everyone in it needs to have one in some form) will be tossed out.

*You must be 18 or older.

*Contest only open to residents of the Americas.

*You must include your submission as a comment in the post linked here, but not as a reply to this story.

*We will be regularly checking to make sure new users submitting for the contest have their accounts activated as quickly as possible, but it might take a day or two to show up on the site.

*Do not email your entry, these will be ignored. They have to be submitted in comments HERE, click on this link. Please only use that post for your entries, not for commenting or discussing so we can more easily sort through the entries.

*Read the rest of our standard rules here.

*CONTEST DEADLINE: All entries must be posted no later than December 31.

Remember the rules and that you can only submit once.

But first! All winners will only receive a T-shirt if they do the following:

1) Send me a private message to my Kotaku username, stephentotilo, by the end of Friday, December 11. (Just click this link to get there. Don't make the message public.)
2) Include in that message your e-mail address and mailing address

Kotaku's Brutal Legend Winners
Abillionninjas
Andrew Minichiello
barrettppage
Chesu
davahsa
Emiliano Leonel D'Andrea
Edicus
eos
feoinc
Friedhamster
George Ramsden
HybridZero
Ihmisraunio
izilladotcom
Jacob Luke
Jay3000
John Eterna
Justin Irizarry
kburdie
Kutulu
Luis Garavello
marbury187
Master_Zerodyme
Nefaroth
Niels Birger Rahbek
P-Dude
paulmcevoy
Pixelated Punk
RadicalDreamer
rygar83
Saudrapsmann
shinigamiDude
SRS_Giraffe
tommyrocket
trashstar
urcid
WiccanLion
Xanthos Samurai
X-pert74
Zombienator

Congratulations to all the winners! Remember, you were chosen randomly, so don't go gloating that you're all that metal.

Brutal Legend Contest (Final day is today!)
To win one of two Brutal Legend t-shirts, drop a photo of yourself striking your most metal pose into the original post for that contest. The names of 40 randomly-selected winners will be announced on Friday. This contest is open to anyone in the world. Anyone in the metal-loving world, that is.

Tekken Contest (Final day is December 14)
To be one of five winners of a Tekken 6 fighting stick, you merely have to post a work-safe photo of yourself dressed as a Tekken 6 character, and write a haiku about why you like that character, live in North America and — here's the hard part — specify whether you are trying to win an Xbox 360 stick or a PS3 one. Do all that in the comments section of the original Tekken contest post.

Enter your submissions in the comments sections of the contest posts linked above. Entries submitted below this reminder post will NOT be considered.

Best of luck to all who enter.

The first contest has you sending in a photo to prove how metal you are for a chance to win a kick-ass Mishka Brutal Legend Tee.

The second involves a bit of Tekken Cosplay with a chance to win a limited edition Tekken 6 Wireless Fight Stick.

If you'd rather not face the hordes of shoppers today, why not spend your timing entering contests instead?

We'll be giving away five sets of limited edition Tekken 6 fight sticks. That's three for the Playstation 3 and two for the Xbox 360. Here's the details for the contest.

To enter all you have to do is send in a work-safe photo of yourself dressed as a Tekken 6 character along with a haiku of why you like the Namco fighter.

The contest, which is open to North American readers, will run through Dec. 14. With the winners announced on Dec. 18 Just submit your photo and haiku here in comments. Make sure to say if you are entering for the PS3 or Xbox 360 controller in your comment.

The Limited Edition Bundle includes the Tekken 6 game, a limited edition Hori wireless fight stick and a collectible art book.

But how about you gamer? Are you metal? I'm sure you say you are, but are you really metal? Like as metal as the German guy who stopped me at the train station in Cologne to hug me and shout "Fucking Metal" in my face?

If you are, then maybe you're one of the 40 people who will be lucky enough to win a Mishka Brutal Legend T-shirt.

Here's the deal. All you have to do is drop in a photo of yourself in pure metal pose, proving your metalocitiy, in the comments to this thread. We''ll randomly select among the metal posers... ha.... 40 winners.

The contest is open to anyone in the world... who loves metal. No promise on which of the two designs you'll land if you win or what size you'll get. But we'll try our best.

Now, get to the posing and posting. Submit your picture by Dec. 2 and we'll announce the winners on Dec. 4.

Ten years have passed in Pacific City since the end of the last game, and so things are supposed to look a lot sketchier than they did back when everything was nice and, uh, pristine. Now, though, "Deranged freaks roam the landscape, buildings have been wrecked beyond recognition, burnt out husks of cars litter the highways, there's dog mess and graffiti everywhere."

Or their would be "graffiti everywhere," if somebody would pretty please make it for them.

Ruffian is asking users to submit graffiti to this email address (compo@gazaxian.com) before December 9. The "winners" of this competition can expect to see their street art in the finished game — which is due out sometime next year.

Here's the minute details:

* Get your submissions to us in time, we need them by Wednesday the 9th of December
* Do not submit someone else's pictures without permission. We don't want to be tied up in a legal battles with spotty teenagers claiming we ripped off their work because you copied your entry from underneath the Staines underpass (the one near the chippy, not the one by the roundabout).
* Keep it clean. However tastefully or lovingly rendered goatse or tubgirl pics aren't going to end up in the game
* Submission format: 1024 x 1024 images please. Format doesn't matter that much. PNG is nice.

Awesome Crackdown 2 Graffiti Competition [Ruffian Games via Shacknews]

Image Cred: Steve Rotman is a Bay Area graffiti photojournalist, check him out on Flickr!

In case you did forget, here's the deal:

We want you to write up a complete walk-through of a game in our comments using the #walkthroughs tag. It will show up right in the page for all to see. We'll pick our favorites and promote them to the front page and then ask our readers to select their favorite in comments.

The author of the top walk-through will get to pick three things from a pile of free crap that includes games, shirts, statues, stickers, plushies and we'll mail it directly to him or her.

The contest starts now and the deadline to get it into our commenting system using the #walkthroughs tag is Nov. 17. We'll then ask our readers to decide which of the short list they think should win the grab from our freebies.

The walk-throughs can be for new games, old games, whatever, just don't plagiarize or you'll be banned.

Sounds good?

Get to it

The "Dude, Where's My Thumb 2" contest rules are pretty simple. Take a photo of yourself in front of one of the many outdoor ads currently plastered across New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Miami, Phoenix, Dallas, Minneapolis, and San Francisco, exhibit some creativity, submit your photo and cross those two aforementioned fingers. Last year's winner was this guy, so do better than that.

The winner of that contest gets a custom "infected" Xbox 360, which is hand-painted, laser engraved and custom designed. 25 runners-up get Xbox 360 copies of Left 4 Dead 2 autographed by Valve team members..

The only downside here is that PC gamers appear to have been left behind. But you're getting used to this level of disappointment, right PC gamers?

You have until November 15 to make photographic magic happen. Full details at the official Left 4 Dead site.

Dude, Where's My Thumb 2 [L4D.com]

We've tallied the votes and the winner is Rated-G. The runners-up are: Colewheeler, Greyisokay, Trocar-Slush- and Psudonym.

Over the weekend Rated-G emailed me to say that even if he did win, he'd rather the top prize go to Colewheeler, which is awfully nice. So Colewheeler will be receiving the grand prize and the four runners-up will each be getting the runner-up prizes.

If you're one of the lucky five please email me from the account you registered on Kotaku with so I can get the ball rolling on getting you your prizes.

Thanks to everyone who entered the contest. I'm sorry we couldn't hand out more prizes. I do want to point out that while we've been having technical issues with comments for the past week making it hard or impossible for readers to view older comments, that did not effect our finalist selection.

We checked entries multiple times a day all last week up until Friday morning, everyone was considered. Blame me and my taste on any choices you don't agree with, it had nothing to do with timing or technology.

Hopefully everyone will be happier with our next contest. Take care.

Hundreds of you spent time crafting stories, taking pictures, traveling, making things, drawing, dressing up, to prove you deserved a copy of Uncharted 2: Among Thieves Fortune Hunter Edition.

We were so blown away with your submissions that we've decided to select ten of you as finalists. Unfortunately, only five will win prizes, but this way we are able to recognize a few more people.

I've listed the ten folks we at Kotaku Tower picked as our favorites. Don't worry, we went through all of the posts, all of the comments, both active and inactive, to make our selection.

Remember, as stated in the rules, you have to be 18 or older and live in the U.S. to win. If you end up being selected as a finalist or the grand prize winner and don't meet those requirements we'll select the person with the next highest votes to take your place.

Psudonym
Colewheeler
FortuneHunters
Rach_Create
Greyisokay
Levantine
Trocar-Slush-
andinakasone
reekme
Rated-G

After checking out the wonderful entries hit up the poll, which closes tonight, to vote.

Get to voting!

You have the rest of today to post a picture of yourself and short paragraph in comments that proves you are the biggest Uncharted fan. Make sure to include #fortunehunter in the post.

We'll be sifting through the comments, looking for our favorite five, and on Friday we'll announce the finalists for you to vote on in a poll.

While the final five will be selected by us, getting lots of comments for your image and graph certainly wouldn't hurt.

All of the details for the contest are here, make sure to read them.